Social Identity at Work Page 1 Page 2 SOCIAL IDENTITY AT WORK Page 3 This page
intentionally left blank Page 4 SOCIAL IDENTITY AT WORK Developing Theory for Organizational …

Many policies on disaster governance and community resilience aim at enhancing justice
outcomes at the local community level. In so doing, they tend to focus on equal distribution of …

Scientific interest in the nature of how people think about justice and fairness began
approximately 70 years ago with Stouffer's classic study on the American soldier. Since then …

Justice in rural residential land distribution is vital to both farmers' living security and social
stability in China. Based on the Self-interest Theory and endowment effect, this article …

'Because the colonization has really done a number on us, it's hard to undo the mind-set.'[1]
There is compelling evidence from a broad range of indicators to demonstrate that the …

In both a laboratory experiment (in Australia) using university as the basis of group
membership, and a scenario experiment (in India) using religion as the basis of group …

In two experiments, the authors investigated how differences in social value orientation
predict evaluations of procedures that were accorded to self and others. Proselfs versus …

Although fairness rules provide a basis for conflict resolution, social and psychological
processes can lead people to use these rules flexibly to allow their own groups to compare …

Relational models of procedural justice propose that fair procedures from authorities
communicate that one is an affirmed member of the society that they represent. Authorities …

Abstract [eng] Dissertational research was aimed at investigation of crime victims' perceived
fairness of judge's behavior, the relationship between litigation process fairness and internal …